HCOMP 2014: CALL FOR PARTICIPATION
http://www.humancomputation.com/2014/
We invite you to join us for the Second AAAI Conference on Human Computation
and Crowdsourcing (HCOMP-2014), to be held November 2-4, 2014 in Pittsburgh PA,
USA.
* (Revised) Submission deadline for Papers: April 10, 2014
* Workshop and tutorial proposals deadline: April 22, 2014
**New event: Announcing the HCOMP 2014 Doctoral Consortium (see below!)**
The HCOMP conference is aimed at promoting the scientific exchange of advances
in human computation and crowdsourcing among researchers, engineers, and
practitioners across a spectrum of disciplines who may otherwise not have the
opportunity to hear from one another.
The conference was created by researchers from diverse fields to serve as a
focal point and scholarly venue for the review and presentation of the highest
quality work on principles, studies, and applications of human computation and
crowdsourcing. HCOMP 2014 builds on a series of four successful earlier
workshops (2009, 2010, 2011, and 2012) and the first AAAI HCOMP conference held
in 2013.
The HCOMP conference is cross-disciplinary, and we invite submissions across
the broad spectrum of crowdsourcing and human computation work. Human
computation and crowdsourcing is unique in its direct engagement and reliance
on both human-centered studies and traditional computer science.
HCOMP invites submissions on human computation and crowdsourcing in multiple
fields, including
Human-centered fields, such as:
human-computer interaction
cognitive psychology
economics
management science
social computing
Technical fields, such as:
databases
systems
information retrieval
optimization
vision
speech
robotics
machine learning
planning
HCOMP also invites submissions on principles, studies, and applications of
systems that rely on programmatic access to human intellect to perform some
aspect of computation, or where human perception, knowledge, reasoning, or
physical activity and coordination contributes to the operation of larger
computational systems, applications, and services.
The conference will include presentations of new research, works-in-progress
and demo sessions, and invited talks. A day of workshops and tutorials will
also precede the main conference.
All full papers will be published as AAAI archival proceedings in the AAAI
digital library. The paper track will not accept work recently published or
soon to be published in another conference or journal. However, to encourage
exchange of ideas, such work can be submitted to the non-archival
work-in-progress and demo track.
We hope you'll submit your best work to HCOMP and look forward to seeing you in
Pittsburgh.
Jeffrey P. Bigham (CMU) and David C. Parkes (Harvard)
Conference Chairs
IMPORTANT DATES
All deadlines are 5pm Pacific time unless otherwise noted.
Papers
Submission deadline: April 10, 2014
Notification deadline: June 16, 2014
Camera-ready: July 16, 2014
Workshops and Tutorials
Proposal deadline: April 22, 2014
Works-in-Progress and Demonstrations
Submission deadline: July 25, 2014
HCOMP 2014 DOCTORAL CONSORTIUM
The HCOMP 2014 Doctoral Consortium gives doctoral students a unique opportunity
to meet each other and experienced researchers in the broad interdisciplinary
field of human computation and crowdsourcing. Students will present their work
and get detailed feedback. They also will get the chance to develop their
professional networks. We anticipate being able to support most expenses
associated with attendance (e.g., hotel, registration, subsidized airfare, and
meals) for all accepted students. Details will be forthcoming.
Important Dates
Submissions due: July 25, 2014
Acceptance notifications: August 29, 2014
Doctoral Consortium: November 2, 2014
CONFERENCE CHAIRS
Jeffrey P. Bigham (Carnegie Mellon University)
David C. Parkes (Harvard University)
Contact: hcomp14 at seas.harvard.edu
WORKS IN PROGRESS AND DEMONSTRATION CHAIR
Haoqi Zhang (Northwestern)
WORKSHOPS AND TUTORIALS CHAIR
Elizabeth Gerber (Northwestern)
DOCTORAL CONSORTIUM CO-CHAIRS
Loren Terveen (U. Minnesota)
Matt Lease (U. Texas, Austin)
PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Maneesh Agrawala (University of California, Berkeley)
Paul Bennett (Microsoft Research)
Yiling Chen (Harvard University)
Lydia Chilton (University of Washington)
Caren Cooper (Cornell University)
Steven Dow (Carnegie Mellon University)
Maxine Eskenazi (Carnegie Mellon University)
Krzysztof Gajos (Harvard University)
Liz Gerber (Northwestern)
Arpita Ghosh (Cornell University)
Jonathan Huang (Stanford University)
Panagiotis Ipeirotis (NYU)
Ashish Kapoor (Microsoft Research)
Henry Kautz (University of Rochester)
Gabriella Kazai (Microsoft Research)
Anand Kulkarni (Mobile Works)
Edith Law (Harvard University)
Matt Lease (University of Texas - Austin)
Chris Lintott (Oxford)
Adam Marcus (Locu)
Mausam (Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi)
Jeff Nichols (IBM)
Aditya Parameswaran (University of Illinois)
Alex Rogers (Southampton)
Adam Sadilek (Google)
Kate Starbird (University of Washington)
Siddharth Suri (Microsoft Research)
Jaime Teevan (Microsoft Research)
Daniel Weld (University of Washington)
Haoqi Zhang (Northwestern)
Larry Zitnick (Microsoft Research)
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